Prod & Tech Strategist helping SaaS Startups define and build product & scale their business - CTO @skipio - Fmr CTO @surveylocal
Salt Lake City, UT
Joined July 2008
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Come join us on the StimulusReflex Discord server if you’re ready to level up your Rails game. It’s a great community where we help each other learn and solve problems together. discord.gg/stimulus-reflex
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A B2B Product Management Story: on discovering problems that customers actually care about
Very visual story thread👇🏾
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I am meta considering the vanity of our endeavours, and the lack of authenticity of our pursuits. There ;-)
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We need to redefine "hard work" to include "hard thinking."
The person who outsmarts you is out working you.
The person who finds shortcuts is out working you.
The person with a better strategy is out working you.
Usually, the hardest work is thinking of a better way to do it.
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“More engineers” will usually *not* solve your problems. Because the real problem is often a strategy problem, culture problem, interpersonal problem, trust problem, creativity problem, or market problem. More engineers *will* solve your “I don’t have enough engineers” problem.
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"We so want the code to be the source of truth but
runtime is the truth."
@kyfast
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If you start a startup that can only reach users by doing deals with big companies, the default outcome will be that you run out of money and die while waiting for them to make up their minds.
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0/ There is a dazzling amount of inconsistency in what GTM metrics are presented at board meetings of early stage b2b companies. Here is my hit list of the most important, and why:
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What is the "APM" tool for no-code development?
How does one debug and/or monitor no-code apps?
This is already a problem for citizen developers using Zapier, IFTTT, etc.
